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featherlight 2004-05-18 . chapter 1
Rich, beautiful colors throughout, and the frozen stillness just highlights that. Nice work. *adds you to favorite authors* :D
Anjeni Windsinger 2003-08-28 . chapter 1
Whoa... why didn't I read this before? Great poem, Mime, awesome. You described this tapestry very well.
Roberta Pryce Robinson 2003-07-25 . chapter 1
Nicely worded! It has meaning for anyone who loves a particular painting or picture! Just reading it had me thinking of mine!
Faeth 2003-07-25 . chapter 1
that would be boring to live in an unchanging world. i feel sorry for the tapestry. (then again, i'm weird like that) very good though, i can picture it in my mind very clearly. keep it up! =^^=
Kelly A. Brown 2003-07-22 . chapter 1
Wow...wow...wow. That was an amazingly wonderful poem...Wow. Great job! Putting this on my faves.
Catella Estelle 2003-07-15 . chapter 1
O, very cool. The Redwall series is pretty darn cool. I love the tapestry that Brain Jacques always describes in the book.
Very nifty poem.
Great work!

~ Little Dog Muse
Wrong Name Tag 2003-07-09 . chapter 1
Really sweet and pretty poem. Great descriptions, and I loved the part "The morning dew is never wet./The golden sun rises, but never sets." Great job

~Jess
Bob n Kazzi 2003-07-09 . chapter 1
This is excellently written, I love the rhyming couplets. They're brilliant
Deadwind 2003-06-14 . chapter 1
I love the image of frozen life that's placed in your mind from this.
Identity 2003-06-11 . chapter 1
i really like this. it creates a feeling of frozen life and how pointlessly eternal everything is.
wonky donkey 2003-06-11 . chapter 1
Nice poem. Thanks for the reviews.
the over all tone of this is like trapped life. Or like the promise of immortality, and the lonliness that that gift entails...or something. I like it, good job.

Cheers!
The Black Rider 2003-06-11 . chapter 1
Hey, you've written more! Sorry, I shoud've seen these earlier. Anyway, this is a very good poem to start off with. It is a lot like one of the Redwall books. I must recommend, though, that you read the poetry of William Blake. He is nothing short of brilliant and I think you would like him a lot. BTW, sorry about your finger. Hope you feel better.
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